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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 16 (October 1892) (1892)

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ts has originated from through which air passing through the reeds can find valleys are flooded and the waters come rushing down into the South Branch of the river, driving all its dan- experiments on a small scale and conducted on its way into the rear chamber. In this chamber, on false premises.… … HORN WITH REMOVABLE REEDS. as it is much less difficult and a more regular and mingle with the floods of the Mississippi. The one saving feature of the scheme for the color to work than the berry yellow, and it will work well with many aniline colors. A yellow shade a ratchet wheel, and on the same…

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